Located off Te Pua Road, close to Kerikeri and Paihia, opportunities like this are as scarce as hen’s teeth.
Free-draining volcanic soils situated in a reliable rainfall belt averaging around 2,500mm per annum ensuring year-round grass growth, high production and minimal mud.
Currently calving down 250 cows under a split-calving regime (100 Autumn/150 Spring), producing a best of 132,651 kg MS. The farm is off to a flyer this season, running 20% ahead of last year.
A renovated 16-aside herringbone shed (with enough room for 20 sets of cups), equipped with a DeLaval milking plant and new ice bank and covered feed pad installed to take the farm to a new level. There is a comfortable four bedroom home complemented by an extensive array of sheds.
Operating as a semi self-contained unit with 47 hectares added to the property for the 2025 season. Fully renovated two bedroom cottage plus a new two bay lockup shed.
The herd is also available by negotiation as part of a going concern. This highly fertile volcanic block comes highly recommended.
